The Undersecretary of Development and Entrepreneurship Gabriel Enguelberg, together with the Head of the Department of Senior Citizen Policies, Gladys Portugal; the Participatory Budget Coordinator, Sebastián Reynafé; and the technical team of the Directorate of Citizen Participation, delivered materials to the San Pedro Apóstol Parish, within the framework of the execution process of projects voted by the community under the Participatory Budget program.
The delivery consisted of 25 square meters of granite tiles, materials that will be used for the improvement of the institution's building facilities, as requested by its representatives and validated by the Municipality's citizen participation mechanisms.
This action responds to the commitment assumed by the municipal State to provide a concrete response to the proposals arising from the resident vote, thus consolidating a participatory, close, and sensitive management to the needs of each community and institution.
“These deliveries are more than materials. They are part of a process where the citizenry decides, proposes, and the State responds with actions. It is the path to build a fairer city, with active participation and strong ties with each territory,” expressed Enguelberg.
The Municipality of Concordia continues to promote the Participatory Budget as a tool for transformation, which strengthens the social and institutional fabric of the neighborhoods, and ensures that decisions are made based on resident leadership.
The delivery consisted of 25 square meters of granite tiles, materials that will be used for the improvement of the institution's building facilities, as requested by its representatives and validated by the Municipality's citizen participation mechanisms.
This action responds to the commitment assumed by the municipal State to provide a concrete response to the proposals arising from the resident vote, thus consolidating a participatory, close, and sensitive management to the needs of each community and institution.
“These deliveries are more than materials. They are part of a process where the citizenry decides, proposes, and the State responds with actions. It is the path to build a fairer city, with active participation and strong ties with each territory,” expressed Enguelberg.
The Municipality of Concordia continues to promote the Participatory Budget as a tool for transformation, which strengthens the social and institutional fabric of the neighborhoods, and ensures that decisions are made based on resident leadership.